Bike Check: Peter Kaiser's Custom Trek Ticket - Audi Nines 2020
In true Trek style, the paint design on this frame is something special as Peter Kaisers Trek Ticket stands out in quarry with its bright white frame and reflective silver decals.
The 23-year-old from Austria and currently living in Innsbruck, is back at Audi Nines for the fourth time and after taking the win last year for the highest air at the Vienna Dirt Battle, Peter is on a mission to push himself further and further. This year at Audi Nines he has tried out and perfected his Flip Bar-Spin to Superman Seatgrab on the Big Air jump here in the quarry, and we're only half way through the week!
Peter and his Trek Ticket
Trek Ticket
Frame: Trek Ticket
Fork: Rockshox Pike, 160psi with 2 tokens and rebound set 4 clicks off the fastest
Wheels: Industry Nine 305 Rims and Hydra Hubs
Tires: Chaoyang Victory 26 x 2.25 60psi front and back
Drivetrain: SRAM Descendant cranks with a crankstopper in the BB.
Brakes: Trickstuff Direttissima with 160mm rotor
Cockpit: Chromag BZA stem & OSX Bars 35mm clamp, 25mm rise and 740mm wide with Chromag Wax grips. Trickstuff Direttissima brake lever and a Trickstuff Gyro
Pedals: Chromag Plastic Pedals
Saddle & Seatpost Chromag Overture limited edition saddle on a Sram Descendant seatpost.
Frame: Trek Ticket
Fork: Rockshox Pike, 160psi with 2 tokens and rebound set 4 clicks off the fastest
Wheels: Industry Nine 305 Rims and Hydra Hubs
Tires: Chaoyang Victory 26 x 2.25 60psi front and back
Drivetrain: SRAM Descendant cranks with a crankstopper in the BB.
Brakes: Trickstuff Direttissima with 160mm rotor
Cockpit: Chromag BZA stem & OSX Bars 35mm clamp, 25mm rise and 740mm wide with Chromag Wax grips. Trickstuff Direttissima brake lever and a Trickstuff Gyro
Pedals: Chromag Plastic Pedals
Saddle & Seatpost Chromag Overture limited edition saddle on a Sram Descendant seatpost.
Getting the tricks in on the Slopestlye line here at Audi Nines
This frame is aesthetic all round
Silver fork crowns to match the silver decals
 | I've just got an old Sram Descendant downhill crankset because it’s a steel axle and they hold up really well! I’ve run it for like 3 years already. They just don’t bend! |
Trickstuff Gyro
Chromag Grips.
The subtle reflective graphics are what really finishes off this bike nicely
Industry Nine Hubs
Trickstuff Direttissima brake lever, nice and steep for slopestyle
| I try to have it slammed as short as possible in the back, it makes it super playful. Then I've got the Trickstuff gyro to make bar spins super easy. And finally I've got a crank stopper. |
A short backend making jumps even more fun for Peter
Chromag Plastic Pedals. Lightweight and not too hard on the shins
A bit of top tube detail
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21 Comments
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N-60
FL (Sep 11, 2020 at 12:22)
Luckily my bike came with a Race Face BB, so I can just ride normally for 3 months instead of spending money on a crank stopper!
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VtVolk
(Sep 11, 2020 at 12:27)
No water bottle mounts? Pass.
- 7 0
matt-15
(Sep 11, 2020 at 16:33)
I'd like to see a pie chart of how many people are running Chromag Overture saddles compared to literally everything else. I mean, I get why so many people like them (I have one on my DJ), but it seems like literally half of the DJ/ slopestyle bikes I see are using one
- 2 0
sullivan0014
(Sep 11, 2020 at 19:21)
I've got one on mine too, though I took the overture leather and foam and put it onto a bmx pivotal body. Gives it a really clean look. But you're not wrong, I think most of my friends have them on their bikes too.
- 2 0
J-Gordon
(Sep 12, 2020 at 10:08)
Whats funny is that the spank dirt jump seat I bought is actually the exact same producer of the shell, with a different stitching, I would also bet money that the new burgtec saddle is made by the same manufacturer.
- 1 0
Mattin
(Sep 12, 2020 at 15:53)
@J-Gordon: I woud bet my money that it's a Taiwanese catalog saddle that any brand can order in a big batch and choose the color and logo they want printed on it.
- 2 0
14pslope
(Sep 13, 2020 at 10:15)
@Mattin: the specialized soder seat is the same seat and I believe the new Title seat is as well. Having said that I have 2 overtures and they are super comfortable and super durable.
- 8 0
14pslope
(Sep 11, 2020 at 21:54)
Love the fact that he keeps using the cranks because they work.
- 5 0
santos619
(Sep 11, 2020 at 12:25)
More Audi Nines bikes check please!!
- 4 0
gamonoso
(Sep 11, 2020 at 12:43)
Simple bike, complex tricks.
- 3 0
asdfqwer1234
(Sep 11, 2020 at 13:05)
26 ain't dead my man
- 1 0
erdinc
(Sep 11, 2020 at 12:24)
They are all same but kinda different
- 2 2
Kramz
(Sep 11, 2020 at 20:58)
MFW, those cranks don't bend, and they look like I could bend them with my hands. ????
- 2 0
tezsmith
(Sep 12, 2020 at 0:46)
Flex bro
- 1 0
DoubleCrownAddict
(Sep 11, 2020 at 23:51)
Sweet looking bike. But why the ridiculously long valve stems?
- 4 0
Mattin
(Sep 12, 2020 at 15:46)
That way you don't get dirty cheeks when you inflate them with your mouth.
- 1 0
filmdrew
(Sep 12, 2020 at 10:20)
Awesome style! We need more of this guy
- 1 1
renars
(Sep 14, 2020 at 1:37)
probably the most boring bike to do the bike check!
- 4 6
xxinsert-name-herexx
(Sep 11, 2020 at 12:59)
I’ve seen this Chaoyang name on tyres. Can someone fill me in? The name alone makes me not want to touch it with a barge pole, but I’m curious.
- 1 0
dorkbike
(Sep 11, 2020 at 15:11)
Nice hydro gyro
- 1 0
matt721
(Sep 12, 2020 at 20:53)
Agree what are these?
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